Can you please name this plant?

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  1. Surfer

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    Can any one please identify the plant in the attached pictures? Thanks.
     
  2. Sussexgardener

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    Looks like some sort of Cranesbill (aka Perennial Geranium) but no idea which one. Great plant :)
     
  3. Boghopper

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    Couldn't agree more Aaron!:thumb:

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  4. Marley Farley

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    :scratch: Or... What about ALCHEMILLA mollis-Ladies' Mantle... Sometimes they can look very similar..
     
  5. Surfer

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    We inherited it when we moved in. As long as it is not some sort of weed it will be okay. thanks all.
     
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    The leaves look a little small for alchemilla mollis. One simple test to ckeck is to drop a few drops of water on the leaves. If the water collects in small globules it is possibly a.m :scratch:
     
  7. Marley Farley

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    Oh good idea shiney, :thumb: but somehow I think to be honest the more I look it is one of the Cranesbil or Hardy Geranium family... :)
     
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    I`d go with Geranium subcaulescens.:gnthb:
     
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    It also looks like geranium to me :thumb:
     
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